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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1918
Page
14
A customer endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup-Pepsin describing it as an effective and pleasant laxative. The writer claims notable health improvement since using the remedy and suggests recommending it to friends.
A build and pleasant tasting laxative blend of simple herbs with pepsin offers relief without griping. A trial bottle is available free by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 458 Washing ton Street Monticello Illinois.
William Ferby an Austrian killed in Cumberland mine No 2 when a bulge collapsed on him was loyal to the United States. His body was recovered and found to hold 1500 in liberty bonds and 600 in war savings stamps. He was 36, single, in the city about a month from Butte. Effort is being made to locate his relatives.
Machinists in Cheyenne voted to affiliate with the State Federation of Labor as part of a broader push by local U P shop organizers. The step marks a gradual organization effort amid a looming strike, with other unions expected to follow soon.
Worcester report quotes Mrs F H Stone praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for general weakness and boosted health enabling housework and laundry. The ad urges wives with displacements irregularities ulceration backache and nervousness to try the root and herb tonic.
In Pittsburg 8000 teachers gather July 2 to 5 to discuss war modified education. Mary Bradford will open with The Building of the New Civilization as Franklin Lane addresses the main conference on America Experiment In Democracy. State and national leaders urge schools to support wartime effort and civic organization.
The Seattle firm plans a cannery at Andreafsky on the Yukon lower river, the first six hours plant there, prompting Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce protest over reduced upper river fish availability. Locals rely on fish traps for summer food. Seattle talks sparked meetings and a bureau review in Washington.
Six women are among a band of fifty pirates captured near Tokio. The seizure indicates a larger raid, with authorities expecting more arrests and a possible trial in the coming days.
George A. Kyle of Portland, chief engineer for an American firm, returned to Peking in good health after fifty two days as a captive of Chinese bandits. He was held from March 25 and freed through the American legation with aid from Dr. Charles D. Tenney F C Witchcock and Catholic mission intermediaries. Kyle recounted near misses and the bandits attempts to conceal his presence during nightly marches and guard his escape.
Dublin reports a committee survey suggests gold mining in Ireland may be feasible. Historical Ballinvally deposits were found in 1796 with a half ounce nugget, sparking a two month search that yielded 1666 ounces. Government control followed as operations continued for years averaging about $10,000 yearly.
The passage explains kidneys filter blood and remove waste. When diseased they fail to clean blood, leading to body weakness and illness. The text mentions pills and remedies but lacks clear medical guidance or names. It references Sheila and a library as sources for help.
Jeane Anderson reports an eight year old boy drowned in a river Saturday morning while walking with companions along the banks. The body was recovered hours later downstream. A companion plunged in but could not save him. the grieving father remained hospitalized as officials sought to inform him.
An unsigned 1920s style testimonial ad claims Foley Kidney Pills relieve rheumatic and kidney issues including swollen joints backache dizziness and urinary irregularities. Mrs Frank P Wood of Morrrill Maine and her husband report rapid improvements after beginning the remedy.
Copenhagen reports Danish protest at entente embargo on raw materials. The National Tidende says cotton and wool stocks worth 12 million kroner, bought by Danish importers, sit in Texas and South America. Danish cotton workers largely unemployed due to material shortage. licensed shipments of fancy goods would harden public opinion.
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